Australian Schools Face Disruptions as Class Splitting Sparks Union Warning

Australian schools are struggling to manage classes because they are running short of teachers. To fix this problem, schools are breaking up large classes and sending students to different rooms. This process is called class splitting. Teachers and school staff are unhappy with how this is being handled. Because of the heavy workload and ongoing issues, the education union is now warning of possible industrial action. The union says that splitting classes puts extra pressure on teachers and harms the learning environment for students. Talks between the union and education authorities are ongoing, but no final agreement has been reached yet to stop the protests.